Choral Clarity Blog presents: Students who self-assess will experience greater success in all that they do. Do you have your students self-assess their own rehearsal participation? This blog will explain HOW to get your students to self-assess what they doing. Find out: How to Self-Assess their Way toward Rehearsal Success
11 Choir Halloween Tricks (and Treats)
Choir Halloween is a great excuse for breaking up the monotony of “regular” rehearsals. If well-planned, this special rehearsal can be productive, creative, and serve as a way to infuse energy back into your program. Here are: 11 Choir Halloween Tricks (and Treats)
The “Secret” Your Weakest Sight-Singers May Be Hiding
Your weakest sight-singers may be keeping a “secret” from you. Once we become detectives and uncover their “secret”, they will have the ability to become great sight-singers. Find out: The “Secret” Your Weakest Sight-Singers May Be Hiding
How to Voice Your Choir Quickly & Effectively
When voicing a choir, it’s important to be fast and efficient. It’s also important that all singers feel good about where they are placed and that they are actually placed in the correct section. This blog will provide a free spreadsheetalong with the tools to effectively and efficiently place your singers in the right section. Find out: How […]
Turn Sight-Singing Fear Into Fun!
Do your students FEAR Sight-Singing? Have you tried to make it fun, but it just isn’t working? Is sight-singing a drain on your students, your rehearsal, and your prep time? If so, I have some suggestions! Here is my latest blog post! 8 Keys to Turn Sight-Singing Fear into Fun!
Your Star-Spangled Banner Arrangement Is Too Difficult!
Do you spend waaaaay too much time teaching and preparing the Star Spangled Banner? Does your arrangement require the perfect balance in order to be performed well? Do you stress out about perfecting your arrangement in time for our 9/11 Ceremony, Pep Rally, or Homecoming? If so, are you sure you are using the right arrangement? Here […]